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DescriptionThe moon is under attack from a horde of aliens, and you must stop them in your armed buggy. Drive along the surface shooting the aliens and avoiding their bullets. The surface is not flat, there are craters and rocks to avoid contact with, and landmines on the surface. Flying saucers create new craters when they crash. The 25 restart points are letter-coded.
Alternate Titles
- "Patrulha Lunar" -- Brazilian title
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1001 Video GamesThe Arcade version of Moon Patrol appears in the book 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die by General Editor Tony Mott.
Cancelled Spectrum versionIn one of the stranger moments in Sinclair Spectrum history, a version of this game was completed but never released, despite a great review from Crash! magazine. A handful of copies exist, but never reached a shop floor.
InnovationAccording to the 2007 documentary Chasing Ghosts: Beyond the Arcade, Irem's 1982 arcade version of Moon Patrol (distributed in North America by Williams) was the first arcade game to allow gameplay continuation with score retention by inserting another coin. Thus, for the first time, one's high score wasn't solely a matter of how far a player could get on a single coin, but rather a function of how many quarters they wanted to sink into the machine.
Furthermore, the game is credited with introducing parallax background scrolling to video games to imply depth.
- TeleMatch
- Issue 04/1984 – #3 Arcade Game of the Year 1983 (Readers' Vote)
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1 cup reduced fat grated parmesan cheese
4 oz fat free cream cheese
0.6667 cup chopped parsley
1 pinch salt
1 pinch black pepper
20 oz frozen chopped spinach
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12 piece no boil lasagna noodles
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Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen Debut New Dog 'Scooby'Maybe Scooby and the gang can get to the bottom of DeflateGate?
Gisele Bundchen Walks Runway For Final Time, Tom Brady Sits Front RowPatriots quarterback Tom Brady was watching from the front row in Sao Paulo, Brazil, as his wife Gisele Bundchen took part in her final runway show.
#AirBrady: Tom Brady Posts Facebook Video Of Cliff DivePatriots quarterback posted on Facebook that he is "Never doing that again" as he shared a video of him jumping off a cliff into the water below.
Tom & Gisele: 'Thank You New England!' Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady and his supermodel wife Gisele shared a message with fans via Facebook Sunday night.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have restructured the contracts of both guard Carl Nicks and wide receiver Vincent Jackson to free up some cap space for the 2013 season.
While it won't affect the amount of money receiver Vincent Jackson and guard Carl Nicks are paid, both players have restructured their contracts, converting their sizable 2013 salaries into bonuses that will be counted toward 2012. That allows the Bucs to prorate the combined $25 million or so due to the players in 2013 over a period of several years.
The net result: The Bucs have more salary-cap space to work with next season. They reportedly have $98 million in cap dollars currently committed to deals in 2013, according to ESPN. The salary cap is projected to be in the neighborhood of $121 million.
The Bucs had a pretty good season under first-year head coach Greg Schiano, but they still have some areas where they'll need to upgrade in the offseason.


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Once you get past all the tough talk, you can see what the suspension NFL commissioner Roger Goodell just gave Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth is really about: politics.
The commissioner knew the public was waiting to see how hard he would come down on Stallworth, who recently pleaded guilty to DUI manslaughter. Goodell also wanted to send a message to the rest of the league about the consequences of alcohol-related offenses. To punish Stallworth, the commissioner levied an indefinite suspension without pay. The penalty sounds much harsher than it might prove to be.
What Goodell understood is that he quickly had to distance his league from the tragic accident that killed 59-year-old Mario Reyes in Miami on March 14. There's no way the commissioner could sympathize publicly with Stallworth, who was legally drunk when his black Bentley struck Reyes that morning. But Goodell also can't pretend there aren't other factors that weigh on this case.
Since the Miami-Dade district attorney gave Stallworth a lenient plea agreement -- one that included a 30-day jail sentence, two years of house arrest and a lifetime suspension of Stallworth's driver's license -- the commissioner also has to give adequate consideration to how he disciplines a decent guy for a horrible mistake.
That's why the term "indefinite" sounds more ominous than some people might think. It really means Goodell can take ample time to study the important elements of this case. He also can meet with Stallworth (who's currently serving that jail sentence) to get the player's side of the story. As much as Goodell wants the public to know he's not going easy on Stallworth, you can bet he wants to gauge Stallworth's remorse in person. Remember, the whole point of this process is to prevent a similar incident from happening again.
As I've said before, there should be no question about Stallworth's willingness to accept responsibility for this tragedy. He was the guy who called 911 after the accident and he cooperated fully with the police. Stallworth also gave the Reyes family an undisclosed financial settlement that led to his plea arrangement's being so light. At no point in this case has he given the indication that he's a rich, spoiled athlete who doesn't understand the magnitude of his actions.
That fact is ultimately what makes Goodell's job harder now. There really is no fair way to exact a punishment that takes into account Stallworth's contrition while also pacifying the people who were so incensed by the deal Stallworth cut in the legal system. If Goodell banned Stallworth for a full season, the NFL Players Association easily could file a grievance and point to the fact that St. Louis Rams defensive end Leonard Little received an eight-game suspension in 1998 for killing a woman during a drunken-driving accident. And if Goodell decides to let Stallworth play at some point this year, he'll likely have picket lines and pitchforks waiting outside his office from bitter protesters.
The reality is that Goodell is wise to not put a definitive length on Stallworth's suspension right now. The environment is too heated, the anger far too palpable. What the commissioner surely realizes is that hard feelings tend to fade over time. At some point, another story will occupy the public's attention and Goodell's ruling won't seem nearly as provocative by that point.
Another issue Goodell has to weigh is how the players view his decisions. It's no secret that some people in the NFL Players Association wonder if the commissioner is wielding too much power when it comes to disciplinary actions, or that some are concerned he's been given the ability to hammer offenders however he so chooses. That isn't to say the union is out to make light of this tragedy. It just means that Stallworth still has rights to consider, even with the death of another man hanging over his head.
So it will be interesting to see what Goodell decides once he meets with Stallworth. After all, this isn't a case in which the commissioner has to worry that a troubled player might lie to him (as Michael Vick did when faced with evidence of his involvement in an illegal dogfighting ring). And it's not a case in which Goodell has to deal with a player who clearly has a hard time controlling his behavior (as was the case with Adam "Pacman" Jones). The conversation between Goodell and Stallworth likely will have more to do with explanations and remorse. It's a discussion that should leave Goodell with the answers he certainly wants to hear.
And when Goodell eventually does specify the length of Stallworth's suspension, it wouldn't be shocking to hear it won't last the entire season. The last time Goodell issued an indefinite suspension, it went to Jones and ultimately lasted six games. That doesn't mean the commissioner should attach the same weight to Jones' offenses as he would to the killing of an innocent man in Florida. It's just a suggestion that we shouldn't be surprised if Goodell's next ruling on this matter isn't nearly as menacing as his first.
Senior writer Jeffri Chadiha covers the NFL for ESPN.com.


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There's a vicious rumor circulating the net that American Idol viral sensation General Larry Platt was found dead yesterday (May 30).
Platt, known for his AI hit "Pants on the Ground" is said to have died after he was robbed and beaten while performing the song in a parking lot.
According to one report:
Platt was singing and dancing in a parking lot and once he hit the second verse of "Pants on the Ground" a group of guys started to beat the crap out of him. Once the cops arrived it was too late, Platt was gone.
Don't believe the hype! Platt is alive and well and probably chewing on a rib as I type…
The AJC contacted Platt at his Atlanta home and confirmed it's all a hoax:
"Who are these people telling these lies?" Platt told the AJC on Monday morning. Platt was oblivious to the rampant Internet rumors.
Platt said he planned to spend Memorial Day at a barbecue, "just enjoying the rain and talking to my friends."
We still have our hometown superstar among us. Now STOP spreading the lies and get yo "pants off the ground."
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MediaAccessAuthorization for RecordedServicePresentation
Currently in RI, MediaAccessAuthorization check is implemented for BroadcastServicePresentation, RecordedServicePresentation and TSBServicePresentation.
But for RecordedServicePresentation, updateMediaAccessAuthorization() method proceeds with authorization only if the boolean isLive is set. isLive is set only when a program at live point is being recorded.
Spec Reference: 184.108.40.206 Media Presentation Management (OC-SP-OCAP1.1.3-100603.pdf)
Spec indicates that a MediaAccessHandler can prevent the presentation of A/V service components when a new service is selected.
New service can be a "Recorded Service"! Authorization should be done for playback of a recording which is in progress and for playback of completed recording.
Can anyone please shed some light on the consequences of removal of isLive check in updateMediaAccessAuthorization() and mediaAccessAuthorizationRequired() methods of RecordedServicePresentation?
There are a couple issues with invoking the MediaAccessHandler for RecordedServices:
- The invocation of checkMediaAccessAuthorization() requires an ElementaryStream array reference. There's no text describing what an ElementaryStream looks like for a RecordedService. We could create an arbitrary object, but without spec definition, an application cannot do anything with them to determine if they should or shouldn't be authorized and populate the return MediaAccessAuthorization object.
- There's no DVR text describing which conditions leading to a MediaPresentationEvaluationTriggers need to be recorded by a DVR-enabled OCAP implementation (which would need to be in section 220.127.116.11.3 of DVR I06). e.g. There's no requirement that a DVR implementation is required to record data sufficient to signal the (mandatory) MediaPresentationEvaluationTrigger PMT_CHANGED. And if it did, it just leads back to (1): How does the implementation describe the components changed?
- It is not specified how MediaAccessConditionControl.conditionHasChanged() invocations are to be handled for RecordedService (or time-shift). e.g. If an application calls MACC.conditionHasChanged(USER_RATING_CHANGED), does this apply at the record point and the implementation should generate checkMediaAccessAuthorization() when the associated media-time is encountered on playback, or is checkMediaAccessAuthorization() called immediately? There are pros/cons to either - but it's not clear what the DVR semantics are.
The RI has already made assumptions outside the spec for time-shifted presentation (TSB presentation). But for RecordedServices, applications have the ability to utilize recording metadata for doing things like ratings association (using RecordingRequest.addAppData()). So extrapolating these assumptions even further seemed like a step too far into the unknown/unspecified when there's a viable alternative.


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May 11, 2006
LSU Offers Palmetto State Linebacker
Jim Baxter
Talk about it in The Main Board
Lake City Coach Justin Gentry is watching the stock of one his key players, linebacker Scotty Cooper
This young linebacker, who you saw first on SCVarsity.com, has offers from some
of the top programs in the SEC, Big Ten,, and ACC. Today, he got another SEC offer from a
major national power.
Today, LSU coaches were on campus at Lake City and offered Cooper.
At this point, Cooper has no favorites, though many feel that he is a South Carolina
Cooper, a 6-1, 200lbs two-way starter, collected 96 tackles on the defensive side of
the ball. He had eleven tackles for loss and four sacks. He's a vital part of the Panther
running game and is very dangerous as a kick returner.
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- One of Michigan's most pressing responsibilities is ensuring that students are prepared to enter the work force and to take advantage of the new opportunities as our economy grows. Michigan's future is absolutely dependent on making our education system a success for our students, our teachers, our parents and our economy.
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Enjoy the excitement of Silver Legacy Resort Casino, located in the heart of Downtown Reno. Elegance and luxury surrounds you with over 1,700 rooms and suites.
Lovely staff and comfortable rooms. Not enough parking though!
Slots are right. The building is neat looking.
Esperaba mucho mas, el casino es grande y con muchas opciones de juego; las habitaciones son con diseño anticuado. Tiene buena ubicación: en el centro de Reno.
Reno Weekend!
Tired of standing in Queue on Christmas day.
Waiting in the lobby for an hour to check in.rooms not ready yet.they were not prepared to handle guests on xmas vacation.atleast 100 ppl waiting in a Q.Unfriendly staff.not recommended
Awesome place, room was comfortable. Nothing special to talk about, but the place has better crowd compared to other casinks
Some R&R..
Great price for a nice room
The in room wi-fi turned out to be no-fi. Oh well for getting any work done.
Omg! Do not, I repeat, get a bottle of water fr bar to take to ur room! Better to buy a bottle fr somewhere else! they fill the bottles w tap water & try to pass them off as legit. Plze believe me!
Strong margaritas, awesome tequila selection and good Mexican beers. Great place to get your drink on.
Sign-Up for a Star Rewards Card before getting a hotel to land at least 10% off Room Rates.
When checking in, ask for a room at the end of the hall. You'll get a nice corner room with Windows on two sides of the walls! Also scan the pool for any dirty objects before going in!
Make sure you poop BEFORE you bet... It's a gamble you don't want to take
Comfortable bed. A lot of channels on the television. Nice gym facilities and pool.
Inexpensive and posh, my gosh! Join the players' club before getting a room to land deals like a king size view room for $49 midweek. The rooms here would be around 200 bucks anywhere but Reno.
Don't try to check-in before noon. They will make you wait, so you can donate more money in the casino.
Nice shops
Dont let your fiance get to wasted and try to lose all da money gambling u 2 brought!
Tried "the best Asian food" at Sedona Cafe and found it to be the worst ever! Skip this restaurant and hit the buffet!
Looking forward to try their new slushie bar
Free drank when you gamble
Player's club is a racket. Can't pull your $$ out. Must leave $50 in your account that they forget to mention until you are ready to leave
best tip is to win good lucc!!!
The Balsa fish is really good
room service was crazy good & super fast!
Easter champagne brunch at Sterling's - thanks to Erica!
Wednesdays & Thursdays are cheapest! Get a good rate by checking in on Thursday and then extending your stay!
Watch the show with thunder and lightening.
Location is great. Even if u don't like it you are close enough to walk to other places.
They need to improve their wifi.
Room service is fast and the food is excellent.
Great stay, awesome service, thanks
Make sure you wipe that ass!!
CANFEST, Reno's International Canned Beer Festival is making its way back to Reno on November 12, 2011. Read more
valet park
My favorite place to donate money to the local economy. Pai Gow FTW!
Ladies: if you use the casino restroom on ladies night & return to the brewery, you'll get a free drink ticket...
Get a chair massage after a long blackjack session.
Where the ladies at? Oh wait I'm in Reno
Hey cool you
No coffee pot in the rooms.
Spa tip: try the deep tissue and ask for Lisa, she is amazing!!
Julio Iglesias is here! No puedo creer q lo vere de cerquitas, estoy emocionada! Ah! Vamos, vamonos todos a cantar con el, si?
Celebrating the end of 2010 or the welcome to 2011. Happy New Year! God bless everyone forever! ♥ Kisses and hugs! ♥
....e just told room service to bring us a hot chick with our beer...gotta love silver legacy


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Mozart Misses Mark
Other reviewers are not talking about the hotel I stayed in. Paid a large sum for a 'deluxe' room which didn't look at all like their internet room pictures, and was missing soap, clock, and extra pillows. We found the desk staff distant. The location is good only for shopaholics. Noisy area of Rome packed with Spanish Steps tourists. Rooms at back reasonably quiet. Taxis do not have easy access to the hotel which is is a partially blocked side street. Included breakfast is good and 'free' internet is welcome, if you can get on the one terminal provided.
Overpriced but nice
Stayed at the hotel Mozart in September 2003 for 2 weekends. Got a regular room for a special 'discounted' last minute price, which was still quite high based on the hotel's rating. Hotel is perfectly located -- we could walk practically everywhere. The roof terrace was great!!! Breakfast was ok for Italian standards. During the first weekend our standard room was a normal size, however during the second weekend, it was tiny. Also, the showers in both rooms were extremely small and inconvenient. Get a deluxe room if you can afford it.
Great find, great location, great rooftop, great service....
We stayed at the Hotel Mozart because of the consistency of the rave reviews on your site compared with other hotels in Rome, within the moderate price range category we were trying to focus in on. We were not at all disappointed and agreed with all the past reviews we'd read. While other hotels may have beautiful lobbies or exteriors (e.g., the Raphael) the reviews for those other hotels (at least for the moderately priced rooms) were mixed based on the actual rooms/service received and/or were priced significantly above the 200 Euros per night we spent on the best room at the Mozart. At the Mozart, the rooms were quite comfortable and large, the service/friendliness could not be beat, and the rooftop terrace/bar had absolutely spectacular views. On our last trip to Rome we stayed at the Scalinata di Spagna, which is also charming and the rooms perhaps more ornate, but the Mozart was much less expensive, better located, the rooftop garden much lovelier, the breakfast better, and the service much more attentive. In short, we were delighted with the Mozart and would absolutely stay there again...
Enjoyed our stay
We enjoyed our stay and glad we asked for a deluxe room with a terrace. (Thank you trip advisor) We were on the 4th floor but ask for the 5th which seemed to have even bigger terraces. Peaked into some of the standard rooms and they seemed small but equally well furnished. Management was helpful; location great; comfortable lobby; would stay there again.
Mozart is Excellent
The Hotel Mozart was wonderful! Found it on the website (unfortunately did not know about Trip Advisor then) and loved it. Excellent location and the rooms clean, large, air-conditioned, and comfortable. Highly recommended.
A+ for the Mozart Hotel
The Mozart is close to the Spanish Steps and within easy walking distance to many piazzas and the metro (which will easily take you to the main train station or the vatican). The hotel is beautifully furnished, and they provide a lovely "entertainment room" in which you can use their free internet or read the newspaper (they provide several international ones). The bedrooms are small, but clean, comfortable and well-furnished. The bathrooms are lined w/marble, but the showers are small and water leaks out. The breakfast (included) was great (one of the better ones on our trip)! Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed the stay, and would use them again. To get a cheaper rate, you can book the hotel 7 or less days before your stay for a 10-40% discount (worth it if you're not going during a busy time.)
Mozart in Tune
Found the Mozart on the internet, but got a good deal direct from the hotel.Was impressed by many positive reviews on various websites.Although only a***,it was far superior to many **** Rome hotels that we've stayed in. Comfortable, clean and very quiet;staff personable and helpful-recomended us to local inexpensive restaurants-but it's major attribute is its location. Every attraction within minutes from the front door either on foot or by Metro( 2 mins. walk). Could possibly have been a little cheaper (paid 180 euros a night for de-luxe room) but taking into account the breakfast(which is included) is so good we didn't need to take a lunch, the roof terrace, the helpful staff, and the excellent location, it was well worth it. We'll be back.
Loved the Hotel Mozart
Stayed at the Hotel Mozart Sep 30 through Oct 2, 2002. We had a deluxe room, room 502. This was a fantastic room with a private patio off double doors. Very large room with a comfortable king-sized bed. Hotel was very nice, with a small, friendly staff. Breakfast included was also very nice, with assortment of meats, cheeses, sweet rolls, fruit, juices, coffees, etc. Very nice common room with free internet access (high speed). Hotel is located near Spanish Steps, on the Via Del Corso, which is a shopping street closed to traffic. Our room was very quiet, with beautiful rooftop views toward the Villa Medici and Trinita Dei Monti. I would definitely book the same room on a return visit to Rome. I would highly recommend this Hotel. Karen Brown recommends the Scalinata di Spagna as a wonderful hotel. After staying at both, I can say that the Scalinata is a dump by comparison, as is the Hotel Eliseo.
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... hot.
We walked to the Roman Forum that are ruins that are 2,000 years old.
After we got there it was really hot and we walked around and saw ruined temples and churches. There were massive blocks of stone lying on the floor from when they fell over. This was the main centre of the Ancient Rome.
We walked up to the top of a hill and this is were the rich lived.
We walked down the street to the Roman Colosseum. ...
Where Do I Go?
... of the Rock (on the Temple Mount), and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre are within hundreds of yards of each other in the Old City, all three simultaneously visible from some spots. Gethsemane, the Via Dolorosa, the Hurva synagogue, etc.
2. Rome, the Eternal City for Catholicism.
3. Mecca and ...
Veni vidi vici
... our return. A quick wander along the length of the Circus Maximus, and home for tea and crumpets. Not quite, but some jolly good gelato on the way.
Today's counts:
cats - 0
saints relics - 1 (skull of saint valentine)
gelato 2 (ricotta and fig / zabaglione and amaretto and chocolate)
triumphal arches 2 Constantine and Titus
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A petition filed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation on behalf of 77 computing luminaries has called on the US Supreme Court to overturn a decision that ruled Oracle could copyright parts of the Java API.
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ORLANDO, FL—AAA Travel projects 34.8 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home during the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, a 0.9% decrease from the 35.1 million people who traveled for the holiday weekend last year.
According to AAA, the anticipated decline in holiday travel is due predominantly to a decline in air travel of 8% and fee fatigue among travelers. Overall, AAA forecasts that 89% of travelers will travel by automobile, an increase from 31.1 million last year, while holiday air travel volume is expected to decrease more than 6%.
"AAA is forecasting Memorial Day travel to be slightly lower this year due to an up and down economy, the impact of the end of the payroll tax holiday on working families and a 30-year low in the percentage of working age people in the workforce," Robert L. Darbelnet, president and CEO of AAA, said in a statement. "Additionally, economic growth in the first quarter was strong, but the impact of the sequester is now beginning to be felt resulting in reduced economic growth expectations."
The average distance traveled by Americans during the Memorial Day holiday weekend is expected to be 690 miles, which is 48 miles more than last year's average of 642 miles, according to a survey conducted by AAA.
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There's something in the Donald Sterling saga for almost everyone, though the NBA, by imposing something just short of capital punishment, has put the race hustlers on the sidelines.
Al Sharpton, whose riots sometimes kill people, briefly threatened demonstrations, but quick action by the basketball league left him with nobody to demonstrate against. Jesse Jackson, a little long in the tooth and wide in the belly, showed up at a Clippers game and looked like a man who had to buy a ticket to get into the arena.
But it's a fiesta for everyone but Mr. Sterling, rendered by a lovers' quarrel (if you can call it love) and ugly words spoken in anger, to become the most reviled man in the world.
Oprah and Spike Lee and Magic Johnson were beside themselves with righteous anger early in the week, demanding, well, it was not clear exactly what. Apologies? Regrets? Repentance? Adam Silver, the NBA commissioner, trumped all that, fining the Clippers owner $2.5 million, organizing a forced sale of the team (at fire-sale prices) and banning Mr. Sterling "forever" from every NBA arena, though forever is not always forever.
The sports pages exploded with dander and dudgeon, both high and low. One typically overwrought columnist sentenced Mr. Sterling to go down "as the most despised person ever."
Well, at least until history throws up another Pontius Pilate, Genghis Khan or Joe Stalin. The man does, in fact, sound like somebody you wouldn't want your great-grandmother to marry. The things he said to his mistress — ex-mistress now, you can bet — were mean and low enough to wrinkle the sheets of the grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. But hype and holler always fade and grow stale. What else is there left to say about the eighty-something Mr. Sterling and his thirty-something inamorata and their mutual-provocation society?
Some people we all know would end such an argument with a well-aimed lamp, but some people communicate better than others. If your wayward doxy is a good half-century younger, your vocabulary is just not rich enough to say things mean enough about the man, black or white, she takes a selfie with.
"Moral outrage is exhausting," observes Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the former NBA great, for Time magazine. "And dangerous. The whole country has gotten a severe case of carpal tunnel syndrome from the newest sport of Extreme Finger Wagging." He's as outraged as everyone else by the old guy, but professes a grudging admiration for V. Stiviano, who was a waitress before she met Mr. Sterling and had to settle for an initial instead of a name. "She was like a sexy nanny playing 'pin the fried chicken on the Sambo.' She blindfolded him and spun him around until he was just blathering all sorts of racist sound bites that had the news media peeing all over themselves with glee."
Ruth Marcus was outraged in The Washington Post, but warned her readers not to forget that he "done the woman wrong" first. "Race is, hands down, the most repulsive aspect of the Donald Sterling scandal," she writes, "but sex is a close second." The Sterling-Stiviano deal appears to involve a transaction as old as time." Cosmo Girl meets B.O. Plenty. (You could look it up.)
This was no match made by Christianmingle.com. They met at the Super Bowl and four years, a Ferrari, two Bentleys, a Range Rover, a $1.8 million house and $240,000 in "living expenses" later, Cupid bit them both, though perhaps in different places. Not since Marion Barry cried "the bitch set me up" has such a powerful man paid such a price. (What's love got to do with it?)
The only penalties for what Mr. Sterling said, in a private conversation in his own home, can rightly be exacted by the NBA. He agreed when he bought the Clippers to accept the discipline of the league. He's entitled to his opinions, but he's not entitled to damage the league he owns with others.
But it's important to remember that the government has no dog in this fight. He's entitled to think what he wants and say what he wants, however vile, and take the moral consequences, which are severe. The government has nothing to say about that. The First Amendment guarantees the right to free speech, even low, hurtful and hateful speech.
Nevertheless, we can expect the lawyers to take center stage soon. An angry wife is in hot pursuit of his assets already, and others, no doubt including the sweetie, are busy lining up lawyers. Mr. Sterling lives to sue, too, and can afford expensive lawyers. Some of the other owners are said to have closets full of skeletons, eager for their invitations to the dance.
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George C. Bradley resigned as president of Paine College Tuesday, The Augusta Chronicle reported. Paine is a historically black college that has been placed on probation by its accreditor. Critics have said Bradley has not moved to fix the financial and other problems that led to the probation. A statement from the college said that Bradley is leaving to spend more time with his family.
The University of California System is creating UC Ventures, a $250 million fund that will seek to invest in research developed by faculty members and students. The fund will be a stand-alone division of the university system's endowment operations, and has been directed to take a long-term approach.
Faculty members at the University of West Florida criticized their president, Judy Bense, Monday before the university's Board of Trustees; the move followed a Faculty Senate vote of no confidence in the president last week. Faculty members want Bense to step down in June, when her contract expires, the Pensacola News-Journal reported, with some saying that her standards for student admissions are too low and that she puts promoting the university's sports programs ahead of academics.
In response to faculty concerns, the board voted overwhelmingly to pass a resolution in support of the president. They've praised her leadership, saying she helped the university earn its spot on Forbes's "America's Top Colleges" list, among other national rankings. The News-Journal said that Bense had acknowledged that some students who enrolled in the university on her watch should not have been able to, and she pledged to move the university up from last in the state's rating system. That position resulted in a $4 million withholding of state funds this year.
Amid great anticipation, Apple last week rolled out its latest products. All the fanfare and breathless media coverage serves to underscore the excitement innovative technologies generate across our society. This is especially true for higher education. Few other industries integrate technology so thoroughly into their work.
That is why higher education leaders are so concerned about legislation that would take decision-making about the use of technology to support learning out of the hands of campuses and turn it over to an obscure federal agency.
The TEACH (Technology, Equality and Accessibility in College and Higher Education) Act comes from the best of intentions. Its sponsors hope to improve how campuses meet the needs of students with disabilities, and to help give guidance to institutions struggling to reconcile their responsibilities to those students with the relentless pace of technological innovation. These are goals campuses strongly support.
As is so often the case in Washington, though, the devil is in the details. Our organizations, along with 19 other higher education groups representing nearly every American college and university, have serious concerns about what the TEACH Act would mean for higher education's ability to use technology to advance learning.
In short, the legislation would actually prevent us from using new technology to better serve our students, including students with disabilities.
We shared these concerns with the advocacy group that favors this legislation, the National Federation of the Blind (NFB), over a year and a half ago. Some supporters of the bill have wrongly implied that our opposition stems from something other than a desire for the best policy outcome for all students, including those with disabilities. This is not true. Nor do such assertions help students, or advance good policy.
Let us be very clear: we believe the federal government can play a valuable role in improving accessibility without inhibiting the use of technology to improve learning for all students. But that is not what the TEACH Act would do.
Rather than simply providing helpful, voluntary guidelines, the TEACH Act would effectively require colleges to only use technologies that meet guidelines created by a federal agency, or risk being sued.
This agency (the Access Board) has never directly addressed higher education technology issues before, and how it would tackle the incredible diversity of digital instructional materials and related technologies that campuses employ (everything from e-text books to dynamic weather simulators) is far from clear.
The key problem with this approach is that while technological innovations are being made every day, federal agencies do not move nearly that fast. The TEACH Act would require the federal guidelines to be updated every three years — a very long time in the technology world — and that's the best-case scenario.
The reality is that the Access Board's pace is far slower. The agency's current technology guidelines for the federal government were last promulgated in 2000; it has been in the process of trying to "refresh" those guidelines for close to a decade.
What's more, the TEACH Act would deny colleges and universities the flexibility provided in current law to meet students' needs when full technological solutions are not yet available.
The bill would apply a new, extremely rigid standard for accessibility exclusively to colleges and universities that is distinct from the standard the nation as a whole, including the federal government, has long followed. Such an inflexible approach would limit, not enhance, our ability to serve persons with disabilities.
With this in mind, could the process proposed in the TEACH Act even work? Or, as is more likely, would colleges and universities find themselves restricted to using technology that is years (or decades) behind the times, with no flexibility to adapt and better serve their students, including those with disabilities?
The bottom line: the bill as currently drafted would unambiguously inhibit the development and adoption of new learning technologies that would directly benefit students.
Colleges and universities lead the way in designing and developing accessible technologies, filling a vital gap where the private sector — including many publishers of textbooks and learning materials — has been largely unresponsive.
It is hard to imagine the impact on learning if colleges and universities are forced to wait years for the federal government to catch up with technology.
We take our responsibilities to our students seriously, and part of that commitment is keeping pace with technology. Doing so can pose challenges for campuses trying to balance the possible benefits of emerging technologies with our responsibilities to our students.
But freezing the development and implementation of new learning technologies, as the TEACH Act would do, has serious consequences. Rather than helping students with disabilities, putting such a policy into law would ensure that all students are left behind as technology advances. We remain committed to finding an approach that will truly improve learning for everyone, and we hope others will join us.
Terry W. Hartle is senior vice president of government and public affairs of the American Council on Education. Jarret S. Cummings is director of policy and external relations of EDUCAUSE.
As the newly independent University of Oregon searches for a new president, faculty and staff unions say it's being too secretive.
Four female students at the University of Florida have been assaulted on campus since August 30, all by who officials believe to be the same man. The four victims describe the suspect as a large, white man in his twenties, dressed in university-themed clothing, the Miami Herald reports. The women, sometimes with the help of bystanders, were all able to fight off the suspect's attempts at raping them, officials said, but Gainesville and university police are still searching for the man. "We're coming after you," Linda Stump, the university's police chief, warned the suspect in a press conference Monday.
Some are questioning the plan put forward by the University of Oregon board chair for the search for the next president, The Register-Guard reported. The board chair has put forward a plan in which he will conduct the search with an "assist" committee. The board chair alone will be allowed to rank and eliminate finalists before presentation to the full board.
Cornell University and the City of Ithaca have settled a lawsuit filed by the father of a freshman who killed himself in 2010, The Ithaca Journal reported. The father's suit charged that Cornell and Ithaca failed to take adequate steps in the design of a bridge from which the student jumped to his death. (Numerous changes to bridges around Cornell's campus have been made since then.) Under the settlement, Ithaca will pay $100,000 and Cornell will establish a permanent scholarship in the student's name. Ithaca objected to the settlement and said it was being forced into it by its insurance provider.
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